Six months after buying a local landscaping peer, the owners of Terra Forma Landscaping have purchased Miller Irrigation & Landscape Lighting, a 24-year-old firm.
Landscaping firm buys irrigation business in second deal in six months
Jonathan Spiers
Jonathan joined BizSense in 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C., and at the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech grad covers government, real estate and other news.
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130-home subdivision proposed near Highland Springs
The project from local developer Ned Massie would fill 66 acres northwest of the Airport Drive-Interstate 295 interchange.
Henrico looks to lure foreign-based businesses to help fill vacant office space
The county EDA announced the launch of the Henrico Global Business Gateway, an initiative to attract foreign-based companies that will operate out of the planned Gather West End in Innsbrook.
Pair of August deals pushed high-end city home sales to new heights
At $9 million and $7.5 million, back-to-back sales of two mansions along Cary Street Road led a record-breaking month for residential real estate deals in the city.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 9.10.24
The state lottery gets a new ad shot in Hopewell, CarMax gets a “Beetlejuice”-themed spot, and a local photographer shoots images for Smithsonian Magazine. (BizSense Pro required)
’15 years is a long time to wait’: Flying Squirrels celebrate start of new stadium
“Many would not have tolerated a 15-year delay, so all I can say is thank you for never giving up on Richmond,” Mayor Levar Stoney said at Friday’s groundbreaking for the new CarMax Park baseball stadium.
Timmons Group acquires frequent collaborator Dutton + Associates
The 19-year-old cultural resources firm has collaborated with Timmons on projects including Stone Brewing and the Dominion Energy and CoStar towers downtown.
West End mansion sells for $7.5M, over $1M more than it sold for last year
The sale came two weeks after a nearby mansion apparently tied to this one set a new high mark for residential sales in the city.
‘Baseball is here because of CarMax’: New Richmond stadium to be called CarMax Park
A not-so-well-kept secret has been made official: Richmond’s new baseball stadium will be named for the Goochland-based Fortune 500 used car giant.
Luck Stone quarry OK’d to expand closer to Wyndham-area homes
Tuesday’s hours-long meeting saw four of Henrico’s five supervisors address their Goochland counterparts alongside Westin Estates residents who spoke against the approval.
